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Your experience at the ELP will not only be about your studies, but also about your new city, new campus, and new friends! Learn more about the ELP, Penn, and Philadelphia.
The largest of Penn’s many libraries, Van Pelt-Dietrich Library contains quiet study spaces and media production facilities as well as several floors of stacks.
Penn’s historic campus features ample green space and gardens, 19 libraries, and one of a kind museums among its many attractions.
Philadelphia is the nation's sixth largest city, a thriving urban environment rich in history, art, public parks, shopping, and entertainment.
West Philadelphia is home to an enticing array of cuisines—and food trucks bring a taste of Philadelphia right to where you work and study on campus.
Whether you want to join a competitive team, cheer for campus events like Penn Relays, or simply hit the gym, Penn has opportunities for sports and recreation.
A World Heritage site, Philadelphia’s Independence Hall is where the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were drafted and signed.
Make memories through planned program outings to experience Philadelphia food, culture, entertainment, and recreation.
While our campus is located in a large city, there are many resources available to help you feel comfortable and safe at Penn.
The ELP Student Center is a friendly, open space for you to relax, enjoy free coffee and tea, meet new friends, and practice your English.
Located in the heart of West Philadelphia, Penn’s campus is enriched by its vibrant urban environment and accessible transit to the city center.
